Who Should I Vote For Quiz

Example Questions From the Test

• 1Before voting, how do you tend to use a candidate's previous record?
  • I study how they handled responsibility, built teams, made decisions, and responded to setbacks.
  • I review major examples of competence and compare them with campaign promises.
  • I check the record mainly when two candidates have similar platforms.
  • I focus primarily on the current platform because past roles may have involved different constraints.
• 2A candidate comes from a background different from yours but has strong endorsements from trusted community groups. How would you use those endorsements?
  • As major evidence that the candidate listens to and can represent the community effectively.
  • As meaningful evidence to compare with the candidate's direct record of engagement.
  • As one factor, while giving greater weight to policy and leadership evidence.
  • As limited context because I prefer to judge the candidate mainly by platform and performance.
• 3After a debate, you feel drawn to one candidate's personality, but another gave clearer answers on your priority issues. What happens next?
  • I choose the clearer policy match unless later information changes the comparison.
  • I revisit both candidates' positions before deciding how much the debate style should matter.
  • I weigh the policy difference against communication, judgment, and electability.
  • I favor the candidate whose personality and leadership presence felt more convincing.